County website contains resources for military-connected residents.

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County website contains resources for military-connected residents.
Kainat Ali will join body that advises governor on education policy.
Because it’s been so dry, water is brought in. (A well is coming soon)
Katie Brady with Stafford Fire and Rescue says use the time change to ensure your smoke detectors actually work.
Empowerhouse candlelight vigil is Tuesday at 4 at Stafford Hospital.
Jeremiah Community takes a step forward, and a rift arises over conservation districts in Fredericksburg highlight this week’s edition of Press Rewind.
A partnership betwen Stafford Schools and the Sheriff’s Office to talk to kids about saying no to drugs.
Chanting “Just Say No” as they walked the neighborhood around their school, the annual Ferry Farm Elementary School DARE march with the Stafford Sheriff’s Office.
Revenue from proposed data center projects to boost budgets beginning in 2026.
The Sheriff’s Office says scams like these use fear tactics to get the victim to act quickly or face consequences.
The Sheriff’s Office says this is an ongoing investigation.
Stafford keeps the Victory Bell to improve to 7-0 on the season; North Stafford falls to 5-2.
Mike McGurk with Transurban North America talks about the child safety seat check on October 19th from 9-1, at the Route 630 commuter lot–1150 Courthouse Road in Stafford.
Stafford Fire and Rescue holds two open houses: October 19th at Station 12 in Berea and October 26th at Station 14 in Garrisonville in North Stafford.
Across the division, 1,236 coats have been requested by school counselors to support their communities.
Event allowed more than 1,500 seniors from the county’s five high schools and the Phoenix Center for Innovative Learning to learn about opportunities, whether they be in college, the workforce or the military.
15 bands from around the region will compete.
Stafford wins the Harrisonburg Police Department’s 22nd annual SWAT competition.
20+ volunteers up early Saturday morning at Rappahannock Education Farm gardens in White Oak in Stafford County.
Because training on Quantico is continuous, residents can expect to always hear some noise or feel vibrations.